Today’s Reviews: Cutting time for the Doctor
There’s a lot going on in this week’s Doctor Who which has a very distinct visual style: Parts of this story come as close to art as anything we’ve seen […]
Today’s Reviews: Deleting the Bloodlines
The Final Destination series is back – and Death is depleting the bloodlines… Does Bloodlines add anything to the franchise? No, not really. That’s not to say it isn’t a lot […]
Today’s Reviews: Exploring the Experiment
Toby Hadoke’s book on The Quatermass Experiment is much more than a simple guide to the serial: If you’ve got any interest in Quatermass – and I would hope that […]
A Masterful Dark Gallifrey
Another incarnation of the Master features in the next set of adventures on Dark Gallifrey. Eric Roberts’ Master stars in the next trilogy – alongside Paul McGann as his nemesis, […]
Today’s Reviews: Twisting Tracker
As Tracker heads towards the end of its second season, there’s a suitably twisty case for Colter: When it hits you get one of the moments Tracker has excelled at this season: […]
Write for the 13th Doctor in the Paul Spragg Memorial Writers’ Opportunity 2025
Big Finish has announced details of the latest Memorial Short Trip in Paul Spragg’s honour. The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity honours the memory of the much-loved colleague and […]
Today’s Reviews: Precise Lazarus
The third episode of Lazarus continues the show’s strong trajectory: This feels like a much stronger mix of character and plot. It’s the Axel show again in some ways but […]
Bringing Something Back
Toby Hadoke’s book on The Quatermass Experiment delves deeply into the creation of the first of the Nigel Kneale serials: It’s sad now that when I say to people that […]
Today’s Reviews: Invasion Argentina
The concluding half of The Eternaut’s first season ramps up the style: Ricardo Darín and the rest of the excellent cast hold on tight to the social verité of the […]
Return to the Foundation in July (video)
Apple has confirmed details and release date for the third season of their adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation. The series will return for season three on Friday, July 11. The […]
Today’s Reviews: Discipline for Andor
The second tranche of Andor’s second season is all about discipline: There is a sense of careering towards destruction, that what each side really wants is to stop with the […]
Today’s Reviews: Hallucinogenic surfer folk horror
A combination of words you don’t usually see together works to sum up this latest Nic Cage movie: Put me in the dark of a cinema with Nic deprived of […]
Today’s Reviews: Jentry’s run
It’s another episode of changes for Jentry… Every now and then you get to an episode of something which deserves phrases like ‘Everything has been building to this.’ This is […]
Today’s Reviews: Go West!
Ti West’s early feature, The House of the Devil, gets the Second Sight treatment: The House of the Devil is a fascinating piece of horror history that stands, appropriately, at […]
Shudder enters Hell Motel (video)
Another horror limited series is on the way from Shudder as guests are invited to check into Hell Motel. The eight-episode limited series starring Eric McCormack debuts with a two-episode […]
Today’s Reviews: Cold case for Colter
There’s an edge to this episode of Tracker… The show has played with horror but not quite found the right key all season. This episode it does. Click here to […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 